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Bar Parada https://share.google/HWJUecdP3Bi8PEviC This bar is mentioned in the Marco Polo travel guide and also appears in the TV series "Wunderschön:" (Beautiful:). The almond pastry was good, the espresso even better.

A very beautiful, newly constructed cycle path leads from the coast up to Fuencaliente/Los Canarios. Almost completely separated from the road, it has a good surface and offers many views of the sea, volcanoes, and banana plantations. The climb continues steadily uphill for many kilometers until about 4 km before Fuencaliente. The cycle path continues on the west side of the island to Los Manchas, but we didn't cycle that section. It's definitely worth the effort; the views are magnificent.

If you visit the Canary Island of La Palma, a trip to the salt pans in the far south of the island is a truly special experience, especially because of the intense colors. The seawater in the salt pans appears pink, the Atlantic Ocean beyond shimmers a deep blue, and the lava formations of the Teneguía volcano are black. The abundant sunshine in this area and the gentle sea breeze cause the seawater to evaporate, forming fine salt crystals. You can take a short stroll through the salt pans. For a relaxing break and a delicious meal, head to the El Jardín de la Sal restaurant, which offers a unique view. The twin lighthouses of Fuencaliente, the old one made of gray stone and the new one with two red bands, blend perfectly into the scene. This is a fantastic location for taking extraordinary photos.

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Really impressive in clear weather

Located on the southern tip of the island of La Palma, these two lighthouses, like faithful sleepers of the sea, have survived historic volcanic eruptions. The older one was built in 1892 after a long and expensive construction process and began operating in 1903. All materials were brought by ship and even the volcanic stone used for its construction came from a quarry in Arucas, Gran Canaria. Geological phenomena have been on the verge of destroying it several times, such as the earthquakes that preceded the eruption of the San Juan volcano in 1949 and the eruption of the Teneguía volcano in 1971, which damaged the structure of the building as a result of seismic movements. Due to its poor condition, in 1983 it was decided to project the construction of a new tower of approximately 24.15 m, attached to the old lighthouse. In 2006, the old lighthouse was converted to house the Interpretation Center of the Marine Protected Area of the island of La Palma.

From this firebreak to the south you can see the slope we are at, and if there are not many clouds you will be able to see the island of El Hierro on the horizon.

traditional bar from before!